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FESTIVAL SCHEDULES: by Film Name View by: Overview View by: Date (FULL SCHEDULE) View by: Director Name |
All events and showings at the Brava Theater, 2789 24th Street, San Francisco, CA |
6th Annual
Queer Women of Color Film Festival
Festival Schedule - by Film Name
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A Boy On The Side (Natalie Ruiz-Tofano, 2010) About Her (Melinda James, 2010) Bois Will Be Bois (Dai Ming An, 2010) Bulldagger Women & Sissy Men (Kali Boyce, 2010) Calling Card (Jennifer Hatton, 2010) Con Una Lengua Que No Es Mia (Leticia Miranda, 2010) Ferment Me My Heart (Louije Kim, 2009) For Nena P (Yolanda Bocanegra, 2010) Fractions (Amal Kouttab, 2010) Here We Go (Zoe Guy, 2009) Home Is Where My Mother Is (Bethany Lockhart, 2010) Hoops (Michelle Miguelez, 2010) I Know Where This Is Going (Dawn Surratt, 2010) Killing the 7th Generation (Esther Lucero, 2010) La Lectura (Lucrecia Bermudez, 2010) Little Boxes (Kiz Dodds, 2010) Logical Family (Alexa Hall, 2010) Mamá Awilda: El Duet (Kortney Ryan Ziegler, 2010) Never The Bride (Esther Zinn, 2010) Our Houses: Taking Back Our Desires, Sexuality, & Power (Yvonne Tran, 2010) Pandora's Box (Enid Stern, 2010) Passersby (Edna Barron, 2010) Passing Through Like Water (Monely Soltani, 2009) Pretty Ugly (Susannah Hong, 2010) Removing The Layers (Debbie Hammond, 2010) Renacimiento De Una Bruja (Zemaya Martinez, 2008) Running on Empty (Michelle Morales, 2010) Sagrado (RaheNi I'naru, 2010) The Color of 8 (Corey S. D., 2010) The Invitation (Heba Gamal, 2010) The List (Aries Hines, 2010) The Postwoman (Jamie Walker, 2010) To Be Salvadorian Is To Be Half-Dead (Margareth Ramos, 2010) Traditional Indigenous Values (Ruth Villasenor, 2009) Transitional Love Object (Michelle Ito, 2010) Two Embrace (Carrie House, 2009) Two Spirits: Belonging (Rope Wolf, 2005) |
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All showings are free admission, unless otherwise indicated.
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- Queer Women of Color Media Arts Project (QWOCMAP) promotes the creation, exhibition and distribution of new films and videos that increase the visibility of queer women of color, authentically reflect our life stories, and address the vital social justice issues that concern our communities.
Love to QWOCMAP
- "I want to thank you, again, for allowing me to be a part
of something so very special, and very important. I have
walked away inspired and more confident than I have
felt in a long while. You have given me more than you
know."
~ E. Wood
Spring 2006 Workshop Participant
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